Galloway sums Leeds season up perfectly.

Started awfully and got up to the dizzy heights of mediocre.

Yep agree with that. I think Lilley has done very well for such a young half playing in a team that has struggled for most of the year. I don't think it's a coincidence/chance there aren't many young halves in SL. With the change in role for both loose forward and full back, the halves have become much more about control, leadership and kicking than they were previously, and that only comes with experience.

Well glad the fans gave it to Jimmy K.

Club awards:
3rd Galloway
2nd JJB
1st Burrow

Interesting, ill just say that.

In a season where the biggest issues have been at Hooker and Half back, the award goes to ............

Lilley Shooting Star award and Keinhorst also won try of the season for his effort away at Saints.

As for the club's top 3, which is always a bit iffy as they managed to overlook both our MOS nominees last year in Cuthbertson and Hardaker.....well they've pretty much just picked the three guys who have played most with the exception of Watkins who probably got left out because he won last year.

Might as well write it now before it inevitably gets written by someone else......"Keinhorst winning our fans player of the year just shows how far this club has fallen, blah, blah, blah"

Always nice to see good work recognised. Well done to all concerned.

U19s: Joshua Jordan-Roberts
Fans player: Jimmy Keinhorst
Try of the Year: Jimmy Keinhorst v St Helens.
Clubperson of the year: Sue Ward for overseeing the kirkstall flood.
Young player: Jordan Lilley.

At least Frosties referred to her as the ClubPERSON of the year, rather than the Leeds Twitter feed which pronounced her the ClubMAN of the year.

the suffix [iman [/i is gender neutral, as the word man originally was.

Clubman, like chairman, and actor is perfectly acceptable to refer to males or females.

Not according to some women.

Burrow is a joke as player of the year. He's a dreadful halfback and a poor starting hooker. As for try assists, I'd expect the only experienced playmaker to have been in the majority of games to do that. Would you expect the tyro Lilley or the non-appearing McGuire to have set up more? Given that the onus has been mainly on Burrow's shoulders, our awful attacking play might just be something to do with his lack of ability.

Haha! That is funny. Does it just go to whoever hasn't had it for a bit but has been there a long time..? Get your money down on JJB, Ablett or Maguire for next year now in that case..!

I don't think Burrow has been poor, there was a period early in the season where he carried us through a few games, without him we might have not won a game until about round 20. His kicking game is also very underrated, as a result of playing so long with Sinfield who was always going to be the dominant kicker as he had one of the best kicking games in the world.

I think he could do a job at halfback if he was paired with an organising 6. It is a shame though that he was moved to 9 imo as it has meant that he hasn't added other parts to his game as his pace diminished, but why would he when he expected to play out of DH. I still have no real idea why Sinfield was moved to 6 by Mac tbh.
Perhaps Burrow got it as Mac has forced him to change position now for the second time in 5 years.

But that's the problem. Apparently all our halfbacks would go well with an organiser. Sorry but organising is EVERY halfback's job. If you can't do that to a reasonable standard you're not a halfback at all - just some boke with 6 or 7 on your back.

Ah, the Burrow argument. I'm sure someone will be along with his stat book to prove how wonderful he is playing both 7 and 9